Dance Workshops, 9 December 2018 @ Butoh Season 2018:
1. Butoh Workshop according to Yukio Waguri teaching by Yeow Lai Chee:
Time: 10am - 12pm
Venue: Dancing Room, Tunku Abdul Rahman University College.
Fees: RM50
Limited to 15 participants only
Time: 10am - 12pm
Venue: Dancing Room, Tunku Abdul Rahman University College.
Fees: RM50
Limited to 15 participants only
2. Contemporary Dance Workshop by Lee Ren Xin
Time: 1pm-3pm
Venue: Dancing Room, Tunku Abdul Rahman University College
Fees: RM50
Limited to 15 participants only
Time: 1pm-3pm
Venue: Dancing Room, Tunku Abdul Rahman University College
Fees: RM50
Limited to 15 participants only
Special price: 2 workshops RM80
Registration: soubisharose@gmail.com or contact Lai Chee 010 4289 528
Registration: soubisharose@gmail.com or contact Lai Chee 010 4289 528
About Lee Ren Xin:
Dancer/choreographer Ren Xin works on an ongoing research in her neighbourhood in Petaling Jaya. She uses dance and the body’s presence in and between spaces and people as a way of mapping and making sense. Her interests include the gaps between people who live so close together, the mythical position of the local and the outsider, and ultimately, the in/visibility and dis/appearance of women and women’s body in spaces and in places.
Photo credit: Hunied Tyeb
Dancer/choreographer Ren Xin works on an ongoing research in her neighbourhood in Petaling Jaya. She uses dance and the body’s presence in and between spaces and people as a way of mapping and making sense. Her interests include the gaps between people who live so close together, the mythical position of the local and the outsider, and ultimately, the in/visibility and dis/appearance of women and women’s body in spaces and in places.
Photo credit: Hunied Tyeb
About Yeow Lai Chee
Started performing since 2004 as a vocalist and dancer for Malaysia musical production (Musical on Stage), starts practicing Butoh since learning Butoh Notation from Butoh Master Yukio Waguri under Hijikata lineage from 2009 to 2015. She is currently searching her own dance body vocabulary, questioning her mundane identity and finding the hidden identity as a woman.
Photo credit: Joie Khoo
Started performing since 2004 as a vocalist and dancer for Malaysia musical production (Musical on Stage), starts practicing Butoh since learning Butoh Notation from Butoh Master Yukio Waguri under Hijikata lineage from 2009 to 2015. She is currently searching her own dance body vocabulary, questioning her mundane identity and finding the hidden identity as a woman.
Photo credit: Joie Khoo
Supporters of the workshops: MyDance Alliance & Tunku Andul Rahman University College.
